Hospitality | Emirates FA Cup Third Qualifying Round | Worksop Town (H)
There are still hospitality places available for Saturday’s Emirates FA Cup third qualifying round fixture at Croft Park as Blyth Spartans take on Worksop Town.
There are still hospitality places available for Saturday’s Emirates FA Cup third qualifying round fixture at Croft Park as Blyth Spartans take on Worksop Town.
Spartans surrendered their perfect National League North home record and unbeaten beginning to the campaign at Croft Park on Saturday afternoon as Alfreton Town secured three points to take back to Derbyshire.
A selection of images by Club photographer Paul Scott from Spartans’ 3-1 defeat to Alfreton Town at Croft Park on Saturday afternoon.
A selection of match action photos by Bill Broadley from the match between Blyth Spartans and Alfreton Town, which saw the Spartans lose for the first time this season in the League at Croft Park.
Blyth Spartans return to Croft Park for National League North action as they host Alfreton Town on Saturday afternoon.
Thank you to our sponsors for our Emirates FA Cup tie against Bradford Park Avenue last Saturday. For anyone interested, there are only five hospitality places available for next Saturday, 23rd September, when Graham Fenton’s side takes on Alfreton Town, and there is hospitality available for the following weekend when Worksop Town visit Croft Park for an Emirates FA Cup third qualifying round tie.
To celebrate the hard work of our staff and volunteers at Blyth Spartans, this new series gives the dedicated individuals of our football club a platform to talk about their roles. Phil Castiaux spoke to Club Physio Oscar Peverley about recently joining the club, graduating from university, and how he got his position at Blyth Spartans.
Graham Fenton’s side were pegged back to a 1-1 draw by Bradford (Park Avenue) on Saturday afternoon at Croft Park forcing a second qualifying round replay at the Horsfall Stadium on Monday evening.
Spartans suffered a 2-1 defeat away to Chester on Saturday afternoon in an encounter drenched by a sweltering temperature on the Welsh border.